TR-007HighProviderPreventive
AI System Identification at Deployment
Providers must ensure AI systems intended to interact directly with natural persons are designed and developed so those persons are informed that they are interacting with an AI system, unless this is obvious from the context or a paragraph-specific exception applies.
Articles:Article 50(1)Article 13(3)(c)
Evidence Examples
- AI interaction disclosure notice
- User interface disclosure implementation
- Disclosure audit log
Standards
ISO 42001:2023 §8.3
Related controls
- TR-001User Instructions for UseArticle 13(1) requires providers to supply high-risk AI systems with instructions for use containing the information necessary for deployers to understand…
- TR-002Intended Purpose DisclosureProviders must clearly communicate the intended purpose of the AI system, the specific context and use cases for which it was designed, and the categories…
- TR-003Performance Metrics Disclosure to DeployersThe instructions for use must include the performance metrics for which the system has been designed and the level of accuracy that the provider committed…
- TR-004Known Limitations Notice in IFUProviders must include in the instructions for use any known or foreseeable circumstances in which the AI system may fail to perform as intended,…
- TR-005Human Oversight Guidance for DeployersInstructions for use must provide deployers with information about human oversight measures required, including the competencies needed to interpret…
- TR-006Input Data SpecificationsThe instructions for use must describe the form and type of data required as inputs to the AI system, the formats expected, and any constraints on input…
Related EU AI Act terms
- Limited Risk AIAI systems whose primary EU AI Act duties are Article 50 transparency obligations. Article 50 can also apply as an independent transparency layer beside high-risk, GPAI, or prohibited classifications.
- Emotion RecognitionAn AI system for the purpose of identifying or inferring emotions or intentions of natural persons based on their biometric data. Prohibited in professional contexts (workplace and education) under Article 5(1)(f); requires disclosure to individuals when used in other permitted contexts.
- Instructions for UseInformation provided by the provider of a high-risk AI system to inform deployers about the system's intended purpose, performance characteristics, limitations, maintenance requirements, human oversight mechanisms, and the technical measures needed to ensure the system can be effectively overseen by natural persons.
- Transparency RequirementsObligations under Article 13 requiring that high-risk AI systems are designed to ensure that their operation is sufficiently transparent to enable deployers to interpret the system's output and use it appropriately, and under Article 50 for specific systems (chatbots, synthetic content) to notify persons they are interacting with AI.
- Deep FakeAI-generated or manipulated image, audio, or video content that resembles existing persons, objects, places, entities, or events and that falsely appears to a person to be authentic or truthful. Subject to mandatory disclosure obligations under Article 50(4).
- AI-Generated ContentText, images, audio, or video produced by an AI system. Under Article 50, providers of AI systems that generate synthetic audio, image, video, or text content must ensure outputs are marked as artificially generated, using machine-readable formats where technically feasible.
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